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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
8
Local social notes recount a flurry of visits and gatherings across Centerville and nearby towns. Families travel, host relatives, and attend weddings while neighbors share meals, church events, and weekend trips to Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Sunday and Saturday social activity centers on Udell region guests at the Burkland home. Charley Prince, Mrs. Elsie Adams, La' Plant, and Ruby Mineat of Des Moines visited Unionville families. Louise Humphrey and Keith Taylor wedding at Milton Christian church noted with local guests present.
Stella Argo and Verta Hoffman attended the county alderman convention at the Moravia E U B church on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Emery Douglas from Kirksville Missouri were Tuesday evening supper guests at Hugh McFatridge home. Henry Van Weelden spent Thursday at the Roscoe Argo home. Mr and Mrs Roy Rhinehart and Mrs Lloyd Johnson were evening visitors. Mr and Mrs Hugh McFatridge were Centerville visitors Thursday and visited Mrs Jessie Bryant. Mrs Dorothy Potts called on Mary McFatridge Thursday evening. Mrs Leo Hoffman Mrs Richard Hoffman and children were Centerville visitors Friday.
Zintz home hosts Trent and Jeff Mobley after a Monday visit Virgil Dooley home. Mr and Mrs Ensil Hiatt dined with Carl Phillips and Bill Long with Wayne McDanel. A Thursday checkup at Laughlin hospital in Kirksville Missouri. Larane Oliver of Moulton visited Lute Hiatt on Sunday afternoon. Wayne McDanel and Debra visited Doyle McDanelsere to see M E McDanel who left Monday for Arizona to live with his daughter Steve Finch and Danny Brown of Bussey attended supper with Allen Dooley. Lufe Hiatt visited Eva Hiatt Monday. Reverend Harold Vaughn of Mississippi returned after a week at Virgil Dooley. Vaughn led a Church Rally at Wesley Chapel.
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